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The Sound of Silence with Kirtana and Kim Rosen - Live Webcast
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When
October 30, 2010
Where
Global
Event Fee
$20 USD per person
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The Sound of Silence - Live Webcast
Celebrating the Truth of Who We Are
Through Song & Spoken Word
With Kirtana and Kim Rosen
and guest artist, Amitabhan
We are delighted to be able to offer this benefit concert taking place in San Rafael, CA to a wider audience via live Webcast. All proceeds are in support of the Gangaji Foundation.
Kirtana shares her tender and original "sat-songs" around the world in her concerts, and at the seminars of many noted workshop leaders and authors. Kim Rosen's gift of speaking the poems of modern and ancient mystics, and her book, Saved by a Poem: The Transformative Power of Words, have awakened listeners internationally to poetry's power to awaken, inspire and heal. In this special evening they will join their art forms for the first time, interweaving poetry and song as Amitabhan, guitarist, vocalist, and singer-songwriter adds his alchemy to the mix.
To view this live webcast you will need a computer with high-speed internet connection.
Note: Please use the registration button to purchase a ticket for this event. You will receive a confirmation email with important information attached about how to join the Concert. Please be sure to save the attachment.
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“I feel my life shifted from both being a part of her interactions with others and my two interactions with her.”
“I LOVED that I could be with Gangaji and the sangha from the comfort of my own home.”
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“The intimacy I have experienced via Zoom has been such a surprise.”
“Gangaji has taken me out of an ocean of suffering into truth and freedom.”
"Gangaji conveys stillness and simplicity and radiance with every word. The course encourages the wonderful perspective that we are all responsible to stop and inquire, and that we are all in this together, supporting each other, and that there is nowhere to go but right here."
"Being in retreat with everyone and Gangaji was life changing for me…There’s an immediacy, a soft strength here to meet life as it unfolds. It feels new and delicate and at the same time deep and known. Thank you, thank you, thank you . . . "
"I first learned of Gangaji while I was serving a 37-month Federal prison sentence…I found a freedom I never had before—locked in that prison."
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